My artwork, ‘Tea Seller,’ captures the daily struggles of a street vendor, highlighting his resilience and dignity in the face of adversity. Through my signature style, I use texture and a black-and-white color scheme to convey the stark realities of his life. Rendered in acrylic and oil on canvas, the piece blends semi-realism with contemporary elements, showcasing his determination to survive with self-respect.
Painting inspired by a 10th century Chola bronze belonging to Svetaranyeswara temple. Sculpture gifted to the temple by Raja Raja Chola. Current location of original bronze – Tanjore Palace Museum. A humble attempt to bring awareness to our Heritage.
Painting inspired by a 11th Century Chola Bronze, Year – 2018, Current location of the original Sculpture – Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. A humble attempt to bring awareness to our Heritage.
This diptych portrays the Shivalingam tree with its divine brightly coloured flowers. These flowers with its unique design have always fascinated me and I wanted to capture the beauty of this unusual tree in all its splendour. The canvas is very textured and is full of light , colours and joy.
Color is the silent language through which I create my narratives. I use colours to evoke emotions, set moods, and create visual impact. My art is a representation of joy, Hope, timeless beauty and resilience. It is a visual narratives of the complex relationship between humanity and nature.
Celestial beauty 
Avalokiteshwara 
Heaven in her arms... 
"आत्ममुग्ध" 
METAMORPHOSIS – Duality in nature: Whisper of the seed, memory of the leaf 
Poetry in Red 2